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Hospice Military Honors Volunteer

On-site, Volunteer must be in or near Omaha, NE
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  • Details

    Available Times:
    Weekdays (daytime, evenings), Weekends (daytime, evenings)
    Time Commitment:
    Flexible
    Commitment Details:
    There is no minimum number of hours to volunteer, OnCare is happy to utilize whatever you are able to commit.
    Recurrence:
    Recurring
    Volunteers Needed:
    20
    Cause Areas:
    Civic Engagement, Men, Veterans, Women
    Benefits:
    Training Provided
    Good For:
    Public Groups, Age 55+
    Participation Requirements:
    Driver’s License, Background Check, Attend Orientation
    Age Requirement:
    18+
    Wheelchair Accessible

    Description

    Hospice Military Honors Volunteer

    Respectfully celebrate patients who are veterans, recognize their contributions to America's freedom, say "thank you" for a job well done, and address the unique challenges that may exist in end-of-life care for military families.

    Primary Tasks, Duties and Responsibilities may include, but not limited to the following:

    1. Promote and practice the Hospice mission and values and follow policies and procedures for OnCare Hospice.

    1. Offer veterans the opportunity to choose from various services tailored for them such as companionship, recognition ceremonies, life legacies, comfort services, family caregiver support, and grief support.
    2. Perform pinning ceremonies for veteran patients.
    3. Facilitate life legacy projects.

    Time Commitment: There is no minimum number of hours to volunteer, OnCare is happy to utilize whatever you are able to commit. Direct patient care is typically a 1-2 hour commitment per week in order to successfully build rapport with the patient and their family. Timing is flexible. We can utilize volunteers any time of day or night, during the week, on weekends and on holidays.

    Educational/Professional: Successful completion of 7 hour online OnCare volunteer training. Training is web-based and done at your own pace. After completion of the online training, volunteers will complete visits with the Volunteer Coordinator until they feel comfortable performing visits independently. In order to perform pinning ceremonies, the volunteer must be a US Military Veteran or active duty member.

    Respectfully celebrate patients who are veterans, recognize their contributions to America's freedom, say "thank you" for a job well done, and address the unique challenges that may exist in end-of-life care for military families.

    Primary Tasks, Duties and Responsibilities may include, but not limited to the following:

    1. Promote and practice the Hospice mission and values and follow policies and procedures for OnCare Hospice.

    1. Offer veterans the opportunity to choose from various services tailored for them such as companionship, recognition ceremonies, life legacies, comfort services, family caregiver support, and grief support.
    2. Perform pinning ceremonies for veteran patients.
    3. Facilitate life legacy projects.

    Time Commitment: There is no minimum number of hours to volunteer, OnCare is happy to utilize whatever you are able to commit. Direct patient care is typically a 1-2 hour commitment per week in order to successfully build rapport with the…

    Location

    On-site
    16934 Frances St, Omaha, NE 68130, USA
    Suite 105

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    Instructions:

    Time Commitment: There is no minimum number of hours to volunteer, OnCare is happy to utilize whatever you are able to commit. Direct patient care is typically a 1-2 hour commitment per week in order to successfully build rapport with the patient and their family. Timing is flexible. We can utilize volunteers any time of day or night, during the week, on weekends and on holidays.

    Educational/Professional: Successful completion of 7 hour online OnCare volunteer training. Training is web-based and done at your own pace. After completion of the online training, volunteers will complete visits with the Volunteer Coordinator until they feel comfortable performing visits independently. In order to perform pinning ceremonies, the volunteer must be a US Military Veteran or active duty member.

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